Colin - You can have any number of views on a tab, and each of these views can point at a different subset of the data, usually done by defining a named query for each view and pointing that view's individual Subset setting to that persistent file-wide named query.

Hi,

You can accomplish this through a combination of named queries and de-query options. Please allow me to explain what each of these options would accomplish:

Query: This option allows you to save and re-use a specific subset of data that you have initially filtered using any number of filtering devices. You can create a named query very easily using the "Create query from filters" option from the Query dropdown,

Once you have saved a named query, you can apply that to any view from the Data Subset menu drop-down at the left of each individual views.

De-query: This option is also available from the Data Subset menu in individual views. If you choose a specific column in this sub-menu, then the filtering gets disabled for that specific column for the view, but you can still filter based on other columns.

Please let me know if this helps. If you have any specific examples that you can upload, I will be happy to help on that.

Cheers! - Indranil